Caulry GAA PRO Notes 30th June 2019-

Post date: Jul 01, 2019 6:28:13 AM

Headlines This Week:

Lotto Results, Kellogg's Cúl Camp, Minor League, U14 Championship and Fixtures

Club lotto

There was no winner of the jackpot of €2,800 in our draw held on 24^th of June last.

Numbers drawn: 18, 19, 25, 28

Weekly winners of the €30: Shelly Guinan, Anthony Flynn, Sandra & Sean Hatton, Eddie Belton, Helen Shortall

Sellers prize €30: James Casey

Thank you for your support.

Next Jackpot is €3,000 on 1^st of July 2019.

Kellogg’s Cúl Camp

Caulry GAA are hosting Kellogg's Cúl Camp from 15th to 19th July 2019. To book go to kelloggsculcamp.gaa.ie.

Minor League

Caulry vs. Cill Óige

Caulry 6-14

Cill Óige 4-9

Our minors picked up their fourth consecutive win in this year’s league when they played Cill Óige on a sunny Wednesday evening last in Rosemount.

Cill Óige launched the first attack which trickled out wide before Olan Healy kicked the opening score of the game after a patient build up. Thomas Dunning then brought off a fine catch at midfield before combining with Adam Donoghue and doubled the deficit. Luke Buckley sent a fine ball in which landed in the arms of Donoghue who rattled the back of the Cill Óige net on the 2^nd minute. Another well-taken goal from the boot of Sean Malone preceded a routine free from Alan Malynn. Cill Óige then found their shooting boots as they drew one back on the 6^th minute. The opposition began dominating at midfield with two quick-fire goals bringing them back into contention. Two further points from play saw the homeside draw level on the 13^th minute. Our lads never panicked as two scores from Malynn got Caulry back on track. Malone done well on the 18^th minute with Buckley finishing the move and adding another point for Caulry. Luke Hamilton then put his name on the scoresheet as he attacked the Cill Óige kickout and riffled the ball to the back of the net. The opposition responded with two fine points before good defending from Sean Murphy set Malynn up for his fourth point of the game. The teams then shared four points before the interval to leave Caulry leading 3-9 to 2-7.

Dunning raced out of the tracks with a fine score inside the opening seconds of the second half. Cill Óige then missed a couple of scoring opportunities as converted-frees from Malynn kept the scoreboard ticking over. A number of unsuccessful scoring chance for our lads was sandwiched between two fine goals from Donoghue and Buckley on the 39^th and 44^th minutes. Both sides were guilty of missed chances before Cill Óige registered the next score of the game on the 52^nd minute in the form of a goal. However, our lads responded with a goal of their own from the boot of Buckley after good play from Dunning. James Buckley and Malynn added points for Caulry before a late goal for the opposition saw Caulry run out winners on a scoreline of 6-14 to 4-9.

Team & Scorers: James Clavin, Conor McKnight, Sean Murphy, Ciaran Gaynor, Colm Shortall, Tom Cloonan, Luke Hamilton (1-0), Thomas Dunning (0-3), Olan Healy (0-1), Leroy Coughlan, Luke Buckley (2-1), James Carey (0-1), Alan Malynn (0-7, 4f), Sean Malone (1-0), Adam Donoghue (2-0)

Subs: James Buckley (0-1) for Leroy Coughlan, Harry Stuart Trainor for Conor McKnight, Ruairi Casey for James Carey

Caulry vs. Athlone

Caulry 4-13

Athlone 2-13

Our minors notched up their second win of the week on the following Sunday morning when they hosted Athlone in the park.

Our lads were first off the mark with early points from Adam Donoghue and Luke Buckley. Alan Malynn then put his name on the scoresheet after some good team play from the Caulry boys. Donoghue pounced on the Athlone kickout and set Thomas Dunning up for his first of the game. The opposition drew one back with a converted-free on the 11^th minute. However, our lads began to push on as James Carey rattled the back for the Athlone net after some good work from Sean Malone and Donoghue. Athlone then converted another free. This was followed by a decent Caulry spell which yielded an unanswered 2-2. Dunning’s point on the 15^th minute preceded the second goal of the game which came from the boot of Buckley after a fine pass from Malynn. Donoghue and Malynn then added to the scoring tally as the Caulry defence done well, diffusing any threats from Athlone with Harry Stuart Trainor and Colm Shortall having fine displays. Athlone’s second score of the game came from another placed ball on the 21^st minute. However, two points from Malynn kept the Caulry lead intact. A fine score from Buckley was sandwiched between two more points for the opposition before Malynn took a quick free, combining nicely with Olan Healy and finished by netting a goal. A late point for Athlone saw Caulry lead 4-9 to 0-6 at the break.

Despite early interventions from James Calvin and Ciaran Gaynor, the opposition were first to impress after the restart with an unanswered 1-4. Donoghue kicked the homeside’s opening score of the half on the 40^th minute to settle Caulry back into the game. The teams then shared four points with Dunning adding two fine long-range scores for Caulry. Our lads were guilty of some wasteful possession as another point for the visitors chipped away at the deficit. Ruairi Casey then found Malynn who pointed on the 55^th minute as a late goal for Athlone ensured our boys made it four wins from four as they ran out winners on a scoreline of 4-13 to 2-13.

Team & Scorers: James Clavin, Harry Stuart Trainor, Glen Carolan, Ciaran Gaynor, Colm Shortall, Tom Cloonan, Luke Hamilton, Thomas Dunning (0-4), Olan Healy, Leroy Coughlan, Luke Buckley (1-2), James Carey (1-0), Alan Malynn (2-4, 1f), Sean Malone, Adam Donoghue (0-3)

Subs: Ruairi Casey for Olan Healy, Aaron Murray for Leroy Coughlan

U14 Championship

Caulry 8-18

Cill Óige 4-6

Our U14 boys got their championship campaign off to a winning start when they hosted Cill Óige in the park on Thursday evening last.

Our lads raced into an early lead with a goal from Dylan Kelly McCormack and point from Tiarnan O’Donovan. The opposition then drew two back with two long-range points. The Caulry boys worked well as a team and recycled the ball with Aaron Hanevy finishing off a nice move. Points from Stuart Trainor and Dean Byrne gave our lads confidence before two quick-fire goals from Stuart Trainor and O’Donovan saw our lads build up a commanding lead. The teams then traded 1-1 with Hanevy and Oisin Shortall on target for the homeside. Darragh Shortall brought off a vital intercept late in the half as Cill Óige were forced to settle for a point which saw them trail 4-6 to 1-4 at the break.

Playing with the aid of a strong breeze on our backs, our boys tagged on a number of fine scores throughout the second half. Hanevy opened the second half tally before a fine pass from Cormac Murphy found Max O’Sullivan who netted. Further scores from Stuart Trainor, O’Donovan and Brendan Kelly McCormack stretched our lead. The opposition then rattled the back of the Caulry net on the 39^th minute. However, our lads never looked phased as scores from Hanevy and David Gaynor kept our lead intact. Despite the best efforts of Ian Malone in goal, Cill Óige registered two goals to narrow the deficit. Ultimately, our lads proved too strong for the opposition as late scores sealed the win on a scoreline of 8-18 to 4-6.

Team & Scorers: Ian Malone, Darragh Shortall, Eoin Murphy, Cian Heavin, Cormac Murphy, David Gaynor (1-2), Aaron Murphy, Oisin Shortall (1-0), Tiarnan O’Donovan (1-2), Aaron Hanevy (1-7, 1f), Brendan Kelly McCormack, Dean Byrne (0-2), Dylan Kelly McCormack (1-0), Andrew Stuart Trainor (2-5, 2f), Max O’Sullivan (1-0)

Subs: Cody Parker

Fixtures

Minor League vs. Lilliput Gaels on Wednesday, July 10^th at 7pm in Ballinagore

U14 Championship away to Tubberclair on Thursday, July 11^th at 7pm

Minor League away to Moate on Sunday, July 14^th at 11am